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Heartfelt Creations September Alumni Blog Hop!

Hello,

It's time for the  monthly HC alumni blog hop!
Remember to leave a comment on as many of our blogs as you can to be in the running to win a $25 gift certificate from Heartfelt Creations. Hop starts 8 a.m. EST on Tues. August 30th and closes Fri. September 30th at midnight. The winner will be announced on Sat. September 4th 2016. The winner of the blog hop will have 72 hours to claim their prize otherwise another name will be drawn.

 I have a shiny and colorful card for today. Lot of gold heat embossing and ink blending.




Watch the video to see how I created this card.



I hope you enjoy watching this video. Don't forget to like and share the video and subscribe to the channel.

Here is the order of blog hop
Kathy Clement: http://www.kathybydesign.com/
Vicki Dutcher - http://allidoisstamp.blogspot.com/s...
Emilia van den Heuvel http://few-favourite-things.blogspot.nl/...
Mary Faus - http://merrymstamper.blogspot.com/2...
Liz Walker - http://veritycards.blogspot.com/201...
Sarah Miller - http://plainandfancypapercrafts.blogspot.com/...
Ujjwal Gupta - http://ujjwal-handmadewithlove.blogspot.com/...
Oksana Clegg - http://everydaycrafting.blogspot.in/2016/09/heartfelt-creations-september-alumni.html

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  2. what a gorgeous card!! I love your tutorial as well. Great job!

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  3. Fabulous card, so bright and colourful!

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  4. Beautiful card!! Love the paisley designs!
    -Berina
    Moxie Craftie

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  5. Love that stamp and the way you colored it. So pretty!

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  8. I've said it before and I'll say it again! I just love the way you use color, Ujjwal! This is such a stunning card with the blended ink and the wonderful gold embossing.

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  9. Beautiful card :) I have this stamp set and this card is perfect inspiration for me to use it.

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  10. Beautiful card, great use of the stamps. Thanks for the awesome tutorial, lots of inspiration here.

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  11. ur card is so cheerful..beautiful colors

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  13. Beautiful color combo! Love the gold embossing!

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  14. I'm at a loss for words. Your cards are stunning. Sadly for me, I could never create/copy your style it is so exquisite but thanks for sharing your talent.

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  17. Wow you did a lot of work on this card it is beautiful the colors the embossing. Thank you for sharing the video of how you did this card

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  19. Embossing adds a great touch!!

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  21. Oh awesome design on
    your card! Lovely
    colors.
    Carla from Utah

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  22. Love the paisley.
    The colors are so bright and vibrant.
    thanks for sharing.

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  23. Beautiful, creative an enlightening.

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  24. Oh, another bright cheerful card which is badly needed to comabt this dreary day here.

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  25. Wow...such a festive card Ujjwal..love the colors..
    Love
    Richa
    apaper-palette.blogspot.com

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  26. Love the embossing! Very pretty!

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  27. Love the colors on this card! Very pretty

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  28. I dig the paisley, way CoooooooL. Bright and happy. ♡♡♡

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  29. Awesome! Wonderful inspiration! Thanks for the tutorial too.

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  31. your card is beautiful. The colors are vibrant and beautiful. (Your daughter is adorable.) Thank you for sharing!

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  32. Beautiful card! Love the design and the colors! Thanks for sharing the video!

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  33. Love your use of the heat embossing on this card!

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  34. Wow look at these colors. Love it.

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